Full IELTS Practice Test
All four sections in exam order, with the real timings. On test day Listening, Reading and Writing run back to back with no break between them — that continuous stretch is the part most people never rehearse, and it is what makes Writing Task 2 feel so much harder than it does in isolation.
2h 55m
Total on the clock
Work through the stages in order. Your progress is remembered in this browser, so you can stop and pick up where you left off.
- 1
Listening40 min
Listening Practice Test 1
- 2
Reading60 min
Academic Reading Practice Test 1
- 3
Writing60 min
Academic Writing Practice Test 1 · self-marked
- 4
Speaking15 min
Speaking Practice Test 1 · self-marked
Doing this properly
- Take Listening, Reading and Writing in one sitting with no break, as in the real test.
- Phone in another room. The habit of checking it is exactly what the exam punishes.
- Don't look at any answer key until all three written sections are done.
- Speaking is a separate appointment on test day, so it's fine to do it later the same day.